Martha Stewart, ’40s and ’50s movie star, dead at 98
“The original Martha Stewart left us yesterday,” the old Hollywood star’s daughter Colleen Shelly tweeted.
Royal Caribbean CEO says new COVID-19 protocol will make cruising ‘safer than a walk down Main Street’
The CEO of Royal Caribbean Cruises has wagered that the cruise line’s new coronavirus protocol will make sailing “safer than a walk down Main Street” when cruising resumes…
Vanessa Bryant calls out Meek Mill for ‘insensitive,’ ‘disrespectful’ lyric about Kobe Bryant
Vanessa Bryant called out Meek Mill for a song lyric that seemingly mocked Kobe Bryant.
Pro beach volleyball players back out of Qatar tournament over bikini attire
German professional beach volleyball stars Karla Borger and Julia Sude said Sunday they will not be going to Qatar for a tournament over an issue involving their playing…
Mara Wilson calls Britney Spears’ mistreatment ‘terrifying,’ speaks out against sexualization of child stars
Mara Wilson calls the mistreatment of Britney Spears in the ’90s ‘terrifying’ and shared why the pop singer deserves justice today.
Democrats seek to capitalize off Texas storm devastation
Top Democrats are zeroing in on the recent winter storm devastation in Texas, calling for investigations into Republicans’ handling of the crisis and amplifying their support for radical environmental…
Perdue opts against 2022 Georgia Senate run against Warnock
Former Republican Sen. David Perdue said Tuesday that he has decided not to run for Senate in Georgia again 2022, calling it a “personal decision, not a political…
Wild’s Marcus Foligno calls refs to breakup fight with Sharks’ Nikolai Knyzhov: ‘I thought it was enough’
It was a mismatch from the start.
In Virginia gubernatorial race, Amanda Chase casts herself as ‘Trump in heels’
Republican Virginia State Sen. Amanda Chase is doing everything she can to present herself as the Donald Trump in a governor’s race full of Liz Cheneys and Mitt…
NBC’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ missing out on ‘comedy gold’ by avoiding Biden portrayals: Joe Piscopo
NBC’s “Saturday Night Live” spent decades mocking, satirizing and poking fun at presidents but has oddly avoided any depictions of President Joe Biden since Inauguration Day.